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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1998

Page

4

Bomb plot linked to bank heists in Orlando case

Federal complaint says a white supremacist Todd Vanbiber and three helpers planned to plant fourteen pipe bombs across Orlando to divert two bank robberies, with some devices ready and a storage cache found. Vanbiber injured himself in an explosion and is cooperating. co-defendants Norris Pickett and Deena Wanzie, plus Brian Pickett, face conspiracy and weapons charges.

Orlando Fla Florida Todd Vanbiber Vanbiber Patricia Galupo Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Walt Disney World Edward Halley ATF Brian Pickett Christopher Norris Deena Wanzie Pickett Ms. Wanzie Investiga Tors Tampa Connecticut National Alliance William Pierce Turner Timothy McVeigh Oklahoma City Wanzie

Politics overshadow policy as Congress eyes elections

Congress remains gridlocked as campaign posturing dominates ahead of November. Newt Gingrich drives partisan messaging to energize Republicans while Richard Gephardt pushes for urgent Democratic priorities. Analysts say only major highway and possible tobacco controls may pass, with turnout and incumbency shaping a tight House battle.

Washington House Newt Gingrich Clinton Gingrich Richard Gephardt Gephardt Congress Stuart Rothenberg David Keene American Conservative Union Keene Rothenberg

Record rise in wiretap orders hits over two million conversations

Federal and state judges approved 1,186 wiretap requests in 1997, a 3 percent rise from 1996, covering 2.27 million conversations. New York led with 304 orders, followed by New Jersey and Florida. narcotics cases accounted for about 73 percent of requests.

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